The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-20
CITY AND COUNTY.

pointed postmaster at MsplstOn, this
county.
'Tis reported that several ssIoonists
In Navarro are selling whisky upon a
beer license.
Ex-Mayor W. G.. Rose, of Cleveland. ia
IN the city. in company with Senator
UaTran, of the same place.
Jacob Frick, the owner of extensive
mourning mills In Wooster, as well as In
tnls city, has sold the former to j. s. r,
Overhaul.
MT. William L. Deming, of Salem, was
In the city Friday night, attending the
dance given Oy the Entire Nous club, In
ArmOry Hall.
Herr Andres Alpine Choir and Tvro-
lese Company, the latest musical novelty.
Will appear at the Tabernacle on Satur.
day evening, January 22d.
Navarro Independent: Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel ROsche, of Canton, have been
gpsndlng a week plst at the pleasant
koscne home, east Of town.
The prospects for baseball club here
next season are good. Several enterpris-
Ing young gentlemen have Interested
themselves In the enterprise.
Eight young Democrats applied for
admission to the Young Mems Demo-
cratic CLUB at the meeting last night.
The membership list is growing rapidly.
Look out for the festive sausage. A
Iamlly or four persons at Youngstown,
MADE meal Of 1t, and all are down
die.
The c., A. s. G. railroad has adopted
the electric headlights for its locOmo-
lives, and claims that by its use four
serious accidents have already been
aVerted.
Married on Wednesday, January 18th,
6y T. II. FOlger, Justice Of the Peace,
| Masslll0n, Reese GuenO, of Mansfield,
and Miss Rebecca Mitchell, of Apple
Creek, Ohio.
MIR. Frank Fl. Smith, manager of the
Metropolitan rink, and several other
gentlemen In this city are talking of
forming stock company to build a to-
boggsn slide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry COrl and trio of
boys of Canton, took advantage Of the
good sleighing last Sunday, and spent
the day with Navarro Navarro
Independent.
Sleighing accidents are many. While
taking brush out the Massllon road
last night an unknown young man and
lady companion took q header. The
runner caught in the street car track.
Judge Nichols, who has been holding
court in CaTrOlltOn, and Major j. Fl,
Wallace, who has been practlclng there
this week, we're at the Barnett this
morning, en- route to their home in New
Lisbon.
"Sevens" went sleighing to Olnaburg
Thursday mtg t, and Landlord Adam
'BOliDgeT, chief of the 0snaburg fire de-
partment, treated them right royalty,
including q big, hot, stesming supper
of the very best kind.
Editor Phelps of Alliance was the
"eclat" part of the program at the WoOs-
ter st, Jackson blowout. The R publican
says: "He has rather a pleasing delivery
and his address was voted the best of
the evening"" Phelpsy, shakeI
MTs. R. Wright, living at No. 66 West
Eighth street, suffered a severe fall
Wednesday, through which she sustained
a number of painful bodily injuries. A
cellar trap-dOOr In her residence was
left open by accident, and she accident
ally fell down the stairway.
Mr.. Hi. Williams, living about four
miles north Of the city, was brought to
the city to day and imprisoned, await
ing lunacy inquest. He threatened to
XIII his wife and attempted to carry the
threat into execution, HIS actions
se5 med to demonstrate that he had an
insane attack. Hence his arrest and i'm
| prlsOnment.
Following Is from the personal col.
umn Of the Navarro Independents: "J.
M. Myers, young dentist from Canton,
has removed with his family to this
| place, and opened a dental office in the
Bennett building adjoining EckrOates
grocery store. We trust that even If he
must look down In the mouth for a liV-
ing he will do well in Navarro"
A sad accident occurred at Waynes
b9rg, this county, on Thursday after.
noon. Harvey, son of j. ". Mcclellan,
aged nine years, was out cORsting with
some other little fellows. Two boys
were on the sled and In guiding it to
pass a team, little HarJey's neck was
brought In contact with taut wire
fence. He received fatal injuries and
died within an hour.
Mr A. H. Beach, late Government in
spectOr at Wheeling, W. Va, who was
too ctf9nsiyely parti'an for President
| Cleveland and is now content with
being an ordinary commercial drum
| mer for Block Bros, of the city wherein
! ha held his official position, ia in the
| city. Among others thjqgs he failed
| nOt 10 call upon the DEMOCRAT, being q
warm friend, although q Republican, OF
Nr A. Meg egor, editor Of the DEMO,
Graf
Sleighing parties are quite popular
| this season. 01e Of the best and most
enjoyable was last night, when some
| fourteen people went 10 the hospitable
home of George Slower, in Lawrence
township. The party from here was
made Up of some of our best citizens,
who were taken out In four horse rig
in fine style, and when reaching there
found about twenty Lawrence township
people ready to receive them, and they
! did 1t most royalty, as they always do
| at the Slower home, which made one Of
the most enjoyable companies that net
this season. The Canton crowd got
home at about one o'clock this morning
and all were In high glee of praise over
the pleasures Of their sleigh ride to Law
renee township,
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